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The MPS sheet has unique characteristics such as thin shape, porous structure, and highly capacity as an absorbing material.
Moreover, the equatorial region has unique characteristics, such as the fountain effect and the equatorial electrojet, which lead to significant errors in the model's calculations.
Owing to the presence of the primary amine group, it has unique characteristics such as antimicrobial activity, mucoadhesiveness, hemostatic activity, biocompatibility, and biodegradability, which make chitosan an ideal material for tissue engineering applications.
Salivary adenoid cystic carcinoma (SACC) has unique characteristics, such as perineural and perivascular invasion and distant metastasis [ 1].
The tooth has unique characteristics, such that soft and hard tissues exist together, with the hard tissue covering the soft tissue, the dental pulp.
However, compared to other type I strains, RH has unique characteristics such as faster growth, increased extracellular survival rate and inability to form orally infectious cysts.
McKibben actuators are pneumatic actuators that have unique characteristics, such as biomimeticity (having force/linear displacement characteristics similar to muscles), compactness, high force-to-mass ratios, and moreover are lubricationless, noiseless, soft actuating, and environmentally benign.
The polymeric micelles have unique characteristics, such as nanosize, and good thermodynamic stability in physiological conditions [ 16].
Cancer cells generally have unique characteristics, such as accelerated proliferative signaling, evasion of growth suppressors, replicative immortality, and deregulated cellular energetics [ 11].
As the latest discovered Hsps, they have their own unique characteristics, such as conserved α-crystallin domain in the C-terminus [ 3], ATP-independent holdase activity [ 4], and required oligomeric complex structures for their activation [ 5].
Each exposure has unique characteristics that may not be captured when investigators rely on the tools readily at hand, such as standard questionnaires.
